A rainy day in Milan

Hello friends, I hope you had a wonderful weekend of fun and carefree living, in today's post I want to tell you how I spent the weekend, due to work issues I couldn't go home but I did pop over to Milan although unfortunately the weather wasn't great.

Unfortunately, I never come to Milan, although I sometimes pass through on business, but I never find the time to be a tourist in this beautiful city, which I must tell you is still one of the most beautiful cities in Europe even in the rain.
The thing that struck me most was the fact that even though the weather was bad there were so many people in Piazza Duomo and so many people visiting the museums, which can only be good news for a city like this.

Even the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, where you can find the big brands and famous restaurants in Milan, was packed, but at least one good thing about this place is that it is completely covered so you can shelter from both the cold and the rain.

However I think that Milan on a tourist level is the second most important in Italy, maybe in some cases it even manages to surpass Venice, however the best experience in these places is to walk around and enjoy every part of the city, because every corner of Milan in my opinion is rich in history.

One thing that has impressed me so much is the fact that the old trams, the ones that used to run in the past, are still running in Milan, and this from my point of view is very nice, they give charm back to the city.

I also took a tour of the Sforzesco Castle, which is just a few metres from the main point of Milan, which is Piazza Duomo, and unfortunately I didn't manage to take any great photos because at one point the camera on my mobile phone jammed, because apart from the rain it was starting to get quite cold, I was impressed that even in that place there was packed with people and that makes me very happy.

Not to make this post too long, in tomorrow's post I will show you a beautiful museum that I visited on this rainy day to warm up, and you will see that it is a very interesting place worth visiting.

Of course, along Corso Monte Napoleone, Milan's famous shopping street, there were already a lot of people shopping for Christmas presents, I honestly didn't think anything of it this year, also because I am getting rid of this nasty consumerist habit of only giving presents at Christmas.

My post ends here, I hope you enjoyed my walking tour of Milan, if I have the chance the time I want to bring you other places that I will be lucky enough to visit due to the fact that I move around a lot for work reasons, all that remains is for me to wish you a wonderful day.